White bowl filled with dyed red eggs for Greek Easter
Two dyed Greek red Easter eggs
White bowl filled with dyed red eggs for Greek Easter
Two dyed Greek red Easter eggs

Red Easter Eggs

$15.00
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Each order includes a dozen eggs.

These hard-boiled eggs are dyed a deep red to symbolize the redeeming blood of Christ. These red eggs are a Greek (or Eastern Orthodox) tradition at Easter. The egg is also an emblem of the Resurrection: after being motionless in the grave, the resurrected come forth with new life. On Easter and the following week, the general greeting "Christos Anesti!" (Christ is Risen!) and the reply "Alethos Anesti!" (Truly He is Risen!) are heard among the faithful.

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Each order includes a dozen eggs.

These hard-boiled eggs are dyed a deep red to symbolize the redeeming blood of Christ. These red eggs are a Greek (or Eastern Orthodox) tradition at Easter. The egg is also an emblem of the Resurrection: after being motionless in the grave, the resurrected come forth with new life. On Easter and the following week, the general greeting "Christos Anesti!" (Christ is Risen!) and the reply "Alethos Anesti!" (Truly He is Risen!) are heard among the faithful.

Each order includes a dozen eggs.

These hard-boiled eggs are dyed a deep red to symbolize the redeeming blood of Christ. These red eggs are a Greek (or Eastern Orthodox) tradition at Easter. The egg is also an emblem of the Resurrection: after being motionless in the grave, the resurrected come forth with new life. On Easter and the following week, the general greeting "Christos Anesti!" (Christ is Risen!) and the reply "Alethos Anesti!" (Truly He is Risen!) are heard among the faithful.

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